Jerry Cadorette is the one of the leading competitors from cross the ocean. That extremely strong competitor is really keen on coming to Poland for XI Nemiroff World Cup 2010 in Sopot. In a short conversation Jerry asked for the rules of coming to Poland, the way of deriving tournaments and the amount of the competitors that he would meet in his way. We invite the ones who do not know Jerry Cadorette to worldofarmwrestling.com web page where in his profile you may find following information:
Profile - Jerry Cadorette, USA | ||||
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Country | ||||
USA | ||||
Started armwrestling | ||||
I have been pulling since 1990 in local tournaments, and 1995 when I finished college in the big tournaments. | ||||
Weight | ||||
+110 kg | ||||
Toughest opponent | ||||
Well as I stated previously I have the toughest matches with John, he is an extremely tough opponent, and a very nice person as well, which makes for a great guy. I am looking forward to pulling with him again... | ||||
Toughest match | ||||
Well I would say that I have had a few, but the ones that always come to mind are 2 of them. First against Cleve Dean in 1995 at the Yukon Worlds for 2nd place, without exaggeration I would say that the match lasted about 3 minutes, at which time I ended up getting a cramp in my leg, not my arm and lost all of the stamina I had left, and lost the match. The next would be the match with John for the Harley Davidson, were there was so much on the line, and I just couldn't adapt to change the style, in order to win the match. Oh well I guarentee that the results will be different the next time... | ||||
Best training advice | ||||
Well I would say that the best thing to do, in order to become a better armwrestler would be to get a lot of table time in, and then to do alot of pull ups, with negative resistance, meaning hold yourself at a 90 degree angle for as long of a time as possible, and then also doing push ups with your hands together forming a diamon shape, going all the way down to the floor touching your nose to the middle of your hands and coming back up... | ||||
Articles with Jerry Cadorette | ||||
Interview with Jerry Cadorette (2007-04-28) |
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